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Kansas Republicans are trying to gerrymander congressional maps. Is that legal?
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Kansas Republicans are trying to gerrymander congressional maps. Is that legal?
Takeaways Republicans have almost secured enough signatures to force a special session on redistricting. Congressional maps can be drawn for political gain, the Kansas Supreme Court has ruled. But they can’t be drawn to dilute racial groups. A U.S. Supreme Court case is challenging bans on gerrymandering based on race. Kansas Republicans are getting closer to redrawing the state’s congressional map hoping to kick out U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids,…
·Wichita, United States
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